The first African-American traveler set foot on ISS
For the first time in aerospace history, an African-American astronaut will work at the International Space Station (ISS).
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For the first time in aerospace history, an African-American astronaut will work at the International Space Station (ISS).
Not only are they able to provide oxygen, regulate body temperature, or even support the hygienic conditions, astronaut suits also function to protect against debris fly…
New clothes made by Russia with an unofficial name
The Shenzhou 11 spacecraft compartment carries two successful Chinese astronauts in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in China.
The only American astronaut on the International Space Station (ISS) voted early and said it would be happy to welcome the new president no matter who the election was.
NASA and NATO are most likely hiding the images of aliens appearing in the universe.
Scientists believe that astronauts' dead bodies in the universe during the mission can promote life on other planets under appropriate conditions.
Going to the toilet in a gravityless environment, astronauts must keep themselves still, while not letting the waste out and floating in space.
The Shenzhou 11 spacecraft successfully connected to Thien Cung 2 space station, bringing two Chinese astronauts into space missions.
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Astronauts traveling to Mars face the risk of long-term damage to the brain and even loss of memory due to exposure to galactic cosmic rays.
China launched the Shenzhou 11 spacecraft to send two astronauts to Thien Cung 2 station to orbit the Earth.
At 22:00 local time (ie 21:00 pm - Hanoi time) on September 15, China launched a second space station called Thien Cung 2 (Tiangong-2) from Tuu Satellite Launching Cente…
Russia is training astronauts with a device to simulate gravity on the Moon in preparation for conquering this object in 2030.
The US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has to accept huge costs to borrow Russian Soyuz ships on trips to the space station and return to Earth.